sizzler
11-30-2004, 09:43 AM
One day, a priest decides to take a walk to the pier near his church.
>He looks around and finally stops to watch a fisherman load his boat.
>The fisherman notices, and asks the priest if he would like to join him
>for a couple of hours. The priest agrees. The fisherman asks if the
>priest has ever fished before; the priest says no. He baits the hook
>for him and says, "Give it a shot, father." After a few minutes, the
>priest hooks a big fish and struggles to get it in the boat. The
>fisherman says, "Whoa, what a big sonofa*****!"
>
>The priest says, "Ah, please sir, can you mind your language?"
>
>The fisherman responds (thinking quickly), "I'm sorry father, but
>that's what this fish is called---a sonofa*****!"
>
>"Oh, I'm sorry," says the priest. "I didn't know."
>
>After the trip, the priest brings the fish to the church and spots the
>bishop. "Eminence, look at this big sonofa*****!"
>
>"Please father," says the bishop. "Mind your language, this is a house
>of God."
>
>"No, you don't understand," says the priest. "That's what this fish is
>called, and I caught it. I caught this sonofa*****!"
>
>"Hmmm," says the bishop. "You know, I could clean this sonofa***** and
>we could have it for dinner."
>
>So the bishop takes the fish and cleans it, and brings it to Mother
>Superior at the convent.
>
>"Mother Superior, could you cook this sonofa***** for our dinner
>tonight with the Pope?"
>
>"My lord, what language!" says the mother.
>
>"No, sister," says the bishop. "That's what the fish is called---a
>sonofa*****! Father caught it, I cleaned it, and we'd like you to cook
>it"
>
>"Hmmm," replies Mother Superior. "Yes, I'll cook that sonofa*****
>tonight."
>
>While the Pope is over for dinner that evening he remarks that the fish
>is superb. He asks where they got it.
>
>"I caught the sonofa*****!" says the priest.
>
>"And I cleaned the sonofa*****!" says the bishop.
>
>"And I cooked the sonofa*****!" says Mother Superior.
>
>The Pope stares at them for a minute with a steely gaze, but then takes
>off his hat, puts his feet up on the table, and says, "You know, you
>fu**ers are all right.
:D
>He looks around and finally stops to watch a fisherman load his boat.
>The fisherman notices, and asks the priest if he would like to join him
>for a couple of hours. The priest agrees. The fisherman asks if the
>priest has ever fished before; the priest says no. He baits the hook
>for him and says, "Give it a shot, father." After a few minutes, the
>priest hooks a big fish and struggles to get it in the boat. The
>fisherman says, "Whoa, what a big sonofa*****!"
>
>The priest says, "Ah, please sir, can you mind your language?"
>
>The fisherman responds (thinking quickly), "I'm sorry father, but
>that's what this fish is called---a sonofa*****!"
>
>"Oh, I'm sorry," says the priest. "I didn't know."
>
>After the trip, the priest brings the fish to the church and spots the
>bishop. "Eminence, look at this big sonofa*****!"
>
>"Please father," says the bishop. "Mind your language, this is a house
>of God."
>
>"No, you don't understand," says the priest. "That's what this fish is
>called, and I caught it. I caught this sonofa*****!"
>
>"Hmmm," says the bishop. "You know, I could clean this sonofa***** and
>we could have it for dinner."
>
>So the bishop takes the fish and cleans it, and brings it to Mother
>Superior at the convent.
>
>"Mother Superior, could you cook this sonofa***** for our dinner
>tonight with the Pope?"
>
>"My lord, what language!" says the mother.
>
>"No, sister," says the bishop. "That's what the fish is called---a
>sonofa*****! Father caught it, I cleaned it, and we'd like you to cook
>it"
>
>"Hmmm," replies Mother Superior. "Yes, I'll cook that sonofa*****
>tonight."
>
>While the Pope is over for dinner that evening he remarks that the fish
>is superb. He asks where they got it.
>
>"I caught the sonofa*****!" says the priest.
>
>"And I cleaned the sonofa*****!" says the bishop.
>
>"And I cooked the sonofa*****!" says Mother Superior.
>
>The Pope stares at them for a minute with a steely gaze, but then takes
>off his hat, puts his feet up on the table, and says, "You know, you
>fu**ers are all right.
:D